World Obesity Day in 2023

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— Miracle Wonder Herbs (@HerbsWonder) March 4, 2023

4 March is World Obesity Day! Book your health, height & BMI assessment at Clicks during the month of March to ensure you’re in good shape, and save! Make your booking today. > https://t.co/stbQDNypQx #WorldObesityDay #BuildingAHealthierLife https://t.co/swPCjwGcaV

— Clicks (@Clicks_SA) March 4, 2023

On this World Obesity Day let's come together to raise awareness about the dangers of obesity and the importance of a healthy lifestyle. Our health is in our hands; let's take control! #WorldObesityDay #FightAgainstObesity #ObesityAwareness https://t.co/6fFKHK5MNe

— Foundation for Professional Development (FPD) (@FPD_SA) March 4, 2023

The 23-year-old Thabethe discusses the complexities of obesity and shares some affordable and nutritious recipes. Unfold Here : https://t.co/uS3JqPGgUT #UnfoldGSA https://t.co/NaqNKfQIpc

— Galore SA Media - #UnfoldGSA (@GaloreSA) March 1, 2023

Today on the #Grandstand 🎙️ we spoke to Nkhume Mulaudzi for our Thursday Fitness feature. We got in depth on World Obesity Day which was established in 2015 as an annual campaign with the goal of stimulating help people achieve and maintain a healthy weight. #worldobesityday https://t.co/BnHGSQ8CTZ

— Vision View Sports Radio (@VisionView_SR) March 2, 2023

Discovery Vitality reveals “ObeCity Index” showing the South African city with the healthiest weight ahead of World Obesity Day; launches Vitality HealthyWeight programme https://t.co/Ny1WEihWDc Discovery Vitality today announced the results of a national study... @Discovery_SA https://t.co/EGcw2E7M7x

— FAnews Online Editor (@FAnews_Online) March 1, 2023

Half of all South African adults are either overweight or obese. And, around 50 percent of South African women will be obese by 2030. The Association for Dietetics in South Africa is highlighting this ahead of World Obesity Day tomorrow. #DStv403 #eNCA https://t.co/SEXZc5Np1J

— eNCA (@eNCA) March 3, 2023